iPhone 11. The launch of Apple's new smartphone model is expected by many people, and the Americans are preparing to give their customers new reasons to buy their products in the fall. One of the big changes for Apple's iPhone 11 phones has to do with performance, and today we're talking about what the new A13 chip that will be produced by TSMC for Americans is expected to bring.
iPhone 11. According to some estimates regarding the changes that Apple will make for this new A13 chip, it is expected that it will bring a performance increase of 20% - 30% for the customers who will buy the phone. Estimates vary between a 20% increase in performance for single-core tests, and up to 30% for multi-core tests, the new phone being as powerful as some of the laptops launched in 2019, and costing at least as much as him.
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iPhone 11. Performance for the processor of the new phone could bring it up to 5200 points in single-core tests, and 15.000 – 16.000 points in multi-core tests, which would be absolutely amazing. With this kind of performance, the iPhone 11 would be far above any existing phone models on the market, but not only in 2019, but also in 2020, or maybe even more than that, but everything depends on Apple's ability to do in - really a change of this kind.
While I expect the A13 to have nearly the same transistor count as the A12X, I don't think Apple will spend its transistor budget the same way; doubling up the high-power CPU cores from 2 to 4. Rather, I suspect Apple will continue to have two high-performance CPU cores and four energy-efficient cores, with an outside chance of increasing the high-performance core count from 2 to 3. Apple will likely rely on some architectural tweaks and perhaps better peak clock speeds to increase CPU performance. After all, the company's chips are already the fastest around, and it won't take much to hold on to that crown.
iPhone 11. The bad part is that on the graphics side, things would not evolve as much, the video card will have similar performances to those of the component implemented in the iPhone XS at the moment. On the video side, it's a bit difficult for Apple to make major improvements since it still doesn't make its own video cards, but for processors it's normal to see very big increases, and that's because Apple creates its own processors for the iPhone 11.
iPhone 11. As you probably already know, the new smartphone model will be launched in the fall of this year, more than likely in September.
